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In this Showdown episode, Conor and Caroline are exploring that shore up above and the sea below as they deep dive into what lies beyond the events of 1989's The Little Mermaid. After a decade of waiting, Disney finally released a direct-to-video sequel, The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea but how does it compare to Liz Braswell's "what if?" novel, Part of Your World: A Twisted Tale? Will either of these sequels flip their fins deep enough into Ariel's world or will they get caught in the shallows? Come on you poor unfortunate souls, hit play already!


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In the Stories from the Hearth minisode series - normally exclusive to Patreon - Calum reads a classic story from the public domain; be it fable, fairy-tale, or moral; European, or International. Sometimes they perform them as they were first told, sometimes they rewrite them in their own style, and sometimes they perform bits and pieces from their own body of work. In minisode seven, they read their very own, original version of 'The Merwife of Shetland', an ancient folktale regarding the seal-people (or selkies) of the seas surrounding Scotland.

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What is it that makes you see yourself in a fictional character? Or, what is it about a fictional character that makes you feel represented by them? I take issue with the popular understanding of representation in media in an episode that might get me in trouble if, you know, anyone were listening.

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This week, we have a classic fairy tale from master of the genre Hans Christian Andersen, 'The Little Mermaid'.  This is, of course, a very different story to the famous Disney film of the same name. Enchanting, beguiling, tragic, with hints of the morality tale and an absence of singing crabs, it is indeed a fairy tale, but perhaps more of a literary work than that simple title suggests.

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Series II, Podcast W: The Tempest

Shakespeare's most mystical play.


References are to the following:  C.S. Lewis, The Discarded Image (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1964, repr. 1967), Chapter VI; C.S. Lewis, The Abolition of Man (New York: HarperCollins, 2001, orig. copyright 1944), pp. 77–78; Frank Kermode, ed., Arden edition of The Tempest (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 6th ed., 1958), Intro. pp. xxxv–xxxvii, pp. liii–liv, and Appendix B, p. 143.

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This week on OVARYaction Kira and Alexandria are joined by a podcrasher to discuss Disney Princesses. Andrea, Alexandria's mom joins in to discuss the rankings of Disney Princesses based on feminism, whether the movies pass the Bechdel Test, and to share some embarrassing stories about Alexandria. Plus, Kira sings portions of Disney songs a few more times than necessary.

Sources:
Disney Princesses Ranked from Least to Most Feminist by Gilat Bailen

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In the first Nerdagram Podcast episode, join Kate and Lance as they type the Disney Princesses from the Disney Animation Renaissance according to the Enneagram personality tool.  

Heather Clark is the author of Red Comet: The Short Life and Blazing Art of Sylvia Plath, which has been shortlisted for the 2020 National Book Critics Circle Award in Biography and the Slightly Foxed Prize for Best First Biography; The Grief of Influence: Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes, which was a Choice/American Library Association Outstanding Academic Title; and The Ulster Renaissance: Poetry in Belfast 1962-1972, which won the Donald J. Murphy Prize and Robert Rhodes Prize from the American Conference for Irish Studies. She has received a Public Scholar Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities and a Biography Fellowship from the Leon Levy Center for Biography, CUNY. She is Professor of Contemporary Poetry at the University of Huddersfield in Yorkshire, England, and lives outside of New York City.

David Trinidad is the author of more than twenty books of poetry and collaborations.  These include Swinging on a Star (Turtle Point Press, 2017), Notes on a Past Life (BlazeVOX [books], 2016), Peyton Place: A Haiku Soap Opera (Turtle Point, 2013), and Dear Prudence: New and Selected Poems (Turtle Point, 2011).  Digging to Wonderland is forthcoming from Turtle Point in 2022.  He is also the editor of A Fast Life: The Collected Poems of Tim Dlugos (Nightboat Books, 2011), which won a Lambda Literary Award, and Punk Rock Is Cool for the End of the World: Poems and Notebooks of Ed Smith (Turtle Point, 2019).  Originally from Southern California, Trinidad currently lives in Chicago, where he is a Professor of Creative Writing/Poetry at Columbia College.

To explore the Harriet Rosenstein Finding Aid, click here. To do the same with Ted Hughes' papers and to see what materials the Rose Library has of Sylvia Plath's, look here.

Artist AJ Moore shares his journey from sketching to animation to painting and more in this episode on finding the balance between creating for the love of it and creating for monetization. AJ talks making a living as an all-around artist, drawing boundaries between work and pleasure, making black stories with black characters, and carefully managing your leisure time. 

Read full show notes: https://www.blackxecutive.com/episodes/artistajmoore 

Timestamps:
0:00 Journey from animation to painting
13:09 - Art for the sake or art vs art for the grind
30:50 How to make a living vs enjoying it and art’s impact on the kids
37:35 Soul, the little mermaid and telling black stories instead of remaking nonblack stories with black characters
104:20 Sharing art on Twitch and tools for creation
123:40 - Actionable advice to get started

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The Steves discuss the 1989 Disney classic, The Little Mermaid, along with What's Keeping Them Happy, Happy News, and their Binge and Purge for the week!

Happy News- Cincinatti's Tipping War: https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/09/us/cincinnati-tip-war-trnd/index.html

Binge and Purge-
Persona 5 Royal (PS4) - Binge
Bioshock 2 (Switch/PS4/XBox/PC)- Binge
Clarice (CBS) - Binge

Bringing you all of the news from the Disney company that you need to know to start your week for Monday February 1st, 2021:

• Huge changes coming to classic attraction at Disneyland and Walt Disney World
• Disneyland cast members heading back to work as Covid-19 cases trend down
• New, exclusive to TheDisInsider, aerial photographs show Avengers Campus complete
• Monster's Inc series still in the works
• WandaVision sets the internet abuzz
• New trailer and poster for Raya and the Last Dragon
• Little Mermaid live-action remake has begun filming
• What is going to happen with Black Widow's release date?
• Baymax show is ending to make room for a new Baymax show
• Pinocchio remake adds more star power
• Cheaper by the Dozen gets an Emmy Award Winner added to the cast
• Three Men and a Baby reboot gets a Director
• New Vice President of LucasFilm announced
• Disney receives multiple AFI awards
• Release date and trailer for upcoming Mighty Ducks series
• Disney+ series FoodTastic gets a host and a producer
• Huge hits coming to both Hulu and Disney+ in February
• Voting continues in the Disneyland Tournament of Rides this week, with the elite eight rides: Splash Mountain, Haunted Mansion, Guardians of the Galaxy Mission Breakout, Matterhorn, Space Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean, Indiana Jones Adventure, and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad

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Ken and Gar dive deep under the sea and break out their steel drums this week for Disney's 28th animated feature, The Little Mermaid (1989). The brothers talk why this musical masterpiece may have the best songs of any Disney animated film to date and how the story's themes have aged over the last three decades.

Featuring a musical theater treat with a performance of "Part of your World" from the movie performed by Musical Correspondent, Nicole McDonagh

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Diana Su les cuenta la historia detrás de La sirenita (The Little Mermaid), datos curiosos que nos se pueden perder, su legado y las últimas noticias sobre el live-action.

Get a sneak peek of episode 4, available August 26th. Plus, things get a bit...fishy...when Jessica and Melanie do a deep dive into some Disney products from the past.

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How well do you know the original story of the Little Mermaid? Hans Christian Anderson's tale is quite different from the Disney retelling, and has some pretty developed Christian themes. Be moved, delighted and challenged this episode, and discover why you have the soul of a mermaid!
 
I have found a 1975 animation of The Little Mermaid which is much closed to the original Hans Christian Anderson tale. It's quite well done! You can access it on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djA3BHG6utc 

In a change of pace, Ariel dishes with her Prince Charming, Ian, comedically recalling the tales from our first two episodes with a more... loosy-goosy, improvisational style.

Meanwhile, Scott the editor wonders whatever he did to deserve having to edit audio levels on session where two speakers share one mic. (Ah, let's face it: Scott almost certainly deserves that karma for one reason or another)

Ariel apologizes and will try to get the mic properly adjusted for next time.

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In the first Like This Pod Mini: Jacqueline and Meghan discuss their five favorite Disney Dark Rides.

SPOILER ALERT (Click the ride names below for ride through videos)

• Peter Pan's Flight
• Under the Sea: Journey of the Little Mermaid
• Pirates of the Caribbean
• Frozen Ever After
• Haunted Mansion

If can't wait and you must know about the Hidden Mickey, click here.

If you want to geek out about Haunted Mansion:

• SYMHC Classics: Building Disneyland's Haunted Mansion, Pt. 1
• SYMHC Classics: Building Disneyland's Haunted Mansion, Pt. 2
• The Secret Backstory Behind Your Favorite Walt Disney World Ride

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Where to Meet Disney Princesses at Walt Disney World Resort

Meeting Disney Princesses at Walt Disney World is one of the most popular parts of just about every Walt Disney World vacation. There are several ways to meet Disney Princesses, including meet and greets, dining experiences and even a special attraction. Some meetings are free (with Park admission), while others are part of a dining experience.

Which Disney Princess meetings are worthwhile and which should you avoid? Listen to the full episode for the inside scoop and recommendations.

Where to Meet Disney Princesses in the Parks (without having to book a meal)

Park by Park, here is where you can meet each Disney Princess at a meet and greet or attraction

Magic Kingdom Park

• Ariel (Ariel's Grotto, Fantasyland)
• Belle (Enchanted Tales with Belle, Fantasyland)*
• Cinderella (Princess Fairytale Hall)
• Elena (Princess Fairytale Hall)
• Jasmine (Adventureland)
• Merida (Fairytale Garden)
• Rapunzel (Princess Fairytale Hall)
• Tiana (Princess Fairytale Hall)

*Note: This one is not a guaranteed princess greeting due to the nature of the attraction. At each performance a selection of audience members from each group will be selected to become active players in the production. All of the players will meet Belle.

Epcot - World Showcase

• Anna & Elsa (Norway)
• Belle (France)
• Jasmine (Morocco)
• Mulan (China)
• Snow White (Germany)

Disney's Animal Kingdom Park

• Pocahontas

Disney's Hollywood Studios

• No official meetings, but Sofia the First is here.

Where to Meet Disney Princesses at Disney Dining Experiences

• Cinderella's Royal Table, Cinderella Castle, Magic Kingdom Park
  You will meet Cinderella here, along with four other Disney Princesses. They tend to rotate/change from time to time so you never know exactly who you will meet in this Royal Dining Room. Available for breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus a special fireworks and dessert add-on package.
• Akershus, Norway, Epcot
  Similar to Cinderella's Royal Table, you will meet five Disney Princesses here. These tend to include Belle, Aurora, Cinderella, Snow White and Ariel (subject to change). Available for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
• Cinderella's Happily Ever After Dinner, 1900 Park Fare, Disney's Grand Floridian Resort
  Cinderella is guaranteed meeting at this all-you-care to enjoy dinner. She is usually accompanied by any combination of the following: Anastasia, Drizella, Lady Tremaine, Prince Phiklip and the Fairy Godmother.
• Bon Voyage Adventure Breakfast, Trattoria al Forno, Disney's Boardwalk
  At this breakfast experience you will meet Ariel with Eric, and Rapunzel with Flynn Rider.
• Storybook Dining, Artist Point, Disney's Wilderness Lodge
  If you are a fan of Snow White and here with select dwarf friends, this is a good Disney Princess dining experience to consider.
• Perfectly Princess Tea, Disney's Grand Floridian Resort
  At this upscale royal tea party you will meet Princess Aurora (Sleeping Beauty) at a decidedly upscale event.

Be sure to listen to the episode for a special tip!

Also, please note that any of these are subject to change at any time, but at the time of recording this episode, the information contained here is accurate. Be sure to check online at DisneyWorld.com for the most recent information about which Disney Princesses are where.

For More Information, Read the Following Post from the Luxury Disney Travel Blog

• Where to Meet Disney Princesses in the Parks at Walt Disney World

Listen to the full podcast episode to hear us discuss more details about each of these Disney Princess meeting options.

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